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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-17

NONoo that are fretful. peevish,
DNoSO cross. or troubled with
Windy Collie. Teething Pains. Or
Stomach Disorders, >an be relieved
at once BY using Acker's Baby soother.
II contains no Opium or Morphine.
hence is safe. Price 25 cents. Eold BY
Frank II. COblentz. corner Market and
High streets.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-17
ALLAN gUArERNAN.
By H. RIDER HAGGARD.

AUTHOR OF KING soLoNoS's MINIS. shE,
"JEss""rHE wITCH's HEAp. ere.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-17
SCOTS sMuL SION oE PUNE
Cod Liver OH. Win Hypoph"sphit.

Cod Liver OH. Win Hypoph"sphites,
For L,ng Troubles and Wasting Dis
cases. DIR. J. Sim"naud. New Orleans,
La. says: SCOTS Emulsion is the finest
of the kind. In affections of
the lungs and other wasting diseases, We
may consider it our most reliable agent In
a perfectly elegant and agre able FORM"
HAVE been bothered with catarrh for
about twenty years: | had lost s-nse oi
smell entirely for the last fifteen years. and
| had almost lost my hearing. My eye
were getting 50 dim had to get some one
to thread my needle. Now have my hear
ing as well as | ever had. and can see t.
thread a. fine = needle as ever | did. nv
sense of smell is partly restored. and il
seems to be improving all the time. | think
there is nothing like Ely's Cream Balm for
f.. Z. Grimes. G7 Valley
street. Rendriil, Perry county. Ohio.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-17

the center Of this garden ran Q broad walk
formed Of powdered shells brought from the
lake in the place Of gravel Following shis
We came to another doorway with . round,
heavy arch, which is hung with thick cur
tsins, for there are no doors In the palace it
self Then came another short passage, and
We were in the great hall Of the palace, and
once more .-ood astonishsd at the simple and
yet overpover!ng grandeur u the place.
The hall Is, ~ We after wards learned, $50
feet long by 50 wide. and has . magnilcent
arched roof of carved wood Down the en-
tire length OF tho building there are o. either
side, and al a distance Of twenty feet from
the wall, slender shafts Of black marble
springlng sheer TO the roof, beautifully Autsd
and with carved espitaA At one end Of
this great place which thsss pillars support d
the group Of which I have already spoken a.
executed BY the king Rsdemas to comme,nor-
ate his building OF the staircase; md really,
when We had time TO admire it, its lossliness
the fiy,lres are in white, and the rsst in black
marble. is about half - large again as life,
and represents \ young man of noble coun-
tenancs aud form sleeping heavily upon .
couch. One arm rs osrslessly thrown over
the side Of this couch, and his head reposss
upon the other, its curling locks partially hid
ing it. Bending over him, her hand resting
on his forehead, is . draped female form Of
such white loveliress a. 80 make the beholders
breath stand still. And as for the calIn glory
tina, shines upon l,er psr3s.t face-veu, can
never hope to describe it. Bus there il rests
like the shadow Of an angels smile: and
power, love and divinity all have their part
in it. Her eyes are fixed upon the siseping
youth. and perhaps the most extraordinary
thing about this beautiful work Ii tho SUCCESS
with which tho artist bss succeeded in Depict
ing on the sleeper's worn and weary face the
sudden rising of new and spiritual thought
as the spell begins to work within his mind.
You can see that an inspiration is breaking
ia unon ths darknsss OF tns plan's soul. Ss the
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-17
The synvt,a Block Remedies are

Pleasant, Cheap. Convenient Sure.
Handy, Reliable. Harmless ami Pure.
No box: no tsa spoon or sticky hottie. Put up IN
,a:"nt packag"-. e. DpSES e. CENTS War
nutnt - Clrs @ money refunded. AsN your drug
YIN tII IN. sand nrLl.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-17

The Grcst .iaFrhea ana by ente 'heekFr.
DELPIIUS. o. July Tth, H~i.-Dur sip-mcnths Old
hill hal a severe attack of summer Complaint.
'hy-ir;nH- could 10 nothing In fespair We tried
INVITA- BlsCkbcrry BiOCk--recOm uended 10y .
rienh-aut few doses effected n complete cure.
accept our heartfelt indrr~"nou' ~t your Black
errg Blocks w AND MRs. J. BA SzHAH.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-17

INu RECEIVE THEN PuST"ttp.
Inn, m ~. = = .-i.h ~ .yp DER
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-17
COUGH BLOCKS.

Prom Mason Long, u" Converted Gambler.
FORT WAYNE, Ind, April ;. lS,I-I nav. " vel the
.yngitu Cough Blocks II thorough trial They cured
y little girl q years olft of CTpup NJ wife and
lOthrT-Iu-iaw we're troubled with cnuZn< Of Ions
landing one pI"kacr ut N" BlD"s has cured
hem 80 they can talk "as only wOm"n do
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
ALBANY.

oar annual town meeting passed ca very
quietly. The town IL Oui OF debt, and
some two hundred dollars In The treasury
hi. Il better than W have stood before
since the war. We tried % raise money
70 parcha.e = hesrse bat failed. Some
who voted against 10 say they are sorry
ara will vote for II neri year. IL does
look rather hard 20 be obliged IN 20 out OF
town Tor q hesrse, or else carry our dear
friends 20 their last rcsting.plsce lsshed
on 20 cArriage such a. We carry our pigs
90 mNket on.
snow 10 The woods from 10 feet deep
and silll 10 eome- l. now Thursday morn
iug) showing very fast
The Methodist Society had . festival
pound party and oyster supper Al The town
house Tuesday evening. Tor the ben d, OF
their minister. Rev. A. II. withsm. Abou,
Is person. attended; u was quite = sue
cess. The minister. having so long stud.
led the things which make for peace,
bore The r0unilng very quietly.
The Congregational Ladies' Circle met
"wednesday afternoon and evening with
Mrs. Daniel Clark. A. usual, the Treas.
ur,r with her pleasant face passed around,
hat In hand, AMI received ''Qulte q lot" OF
small change; nny-ssven were present.
In The evening they had sing, led by
George Saedd OF North Waterford, who
was formerly = member OF our choir aud
has laugh, = singing school several times
here.
Robert Ingham. who has been partially
psralyred for some time. Il In some re-
spsc,s be,ier-was able 10 be AZ the town
meeting. Hts mind seems clear bot he can
srtlculaie bot few words aud those not
What be desires 20 say.
John Haselton IL yet very low from par
alysls; no hopes Of his recovery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
ANDOYER.

The annual town meeting. Monday, Wa
unusually well attended. and also brought
ou, an unusual amount OF 'eloquence' from
our orators. The proceedings showed ths,
state and National legislative tactics bad
no, besn vain example 70 them. A lis'
OF officers, etc, appears In another column
e. A. Andrews has been commissioned {
Trial Justice, and has qualified for the OF
fee.
The Congregational Ladies' Circle met
A. the house Of A. A. West, ESQ wednes
DAY evening The attendance WAS large
the proceeds Of the evening 81.
The Lyceum. Tuesday evening. drew IN
audience that completely exhausted tbs
seating capacity OF the large room OF The
village school house. The prominent parts
OF The programme were-music OF 70.
band discussion OF the question, Resolved
that high protective tsrir Is for the best
interests OF the country, residing OF The
nspsr by Miss Annie Hodedoni declsms
lions. Rotations, etc. Next week u II
nronosed 10 have q mock Trial In the room
Of a miscellaneous programme.
School In No. 4, taught BY J. o. New
ton. closes this week, and MI. Newton re
turns 20 Ksut's Hill 10 resume bis studies
FRED G. Akers, who IL also student q
"Ksuts." has been spending Few weeks
with his parents and friends here.
J. A. French captured his twentieth io'
Tues1sy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
GREENWOOD.

Another snow storm. Although The
present mouth "hearesi tho gentle name
OF spring" Yet winter, thus far, i holding
on with . Ilsrculesn grip, and the Angel
OF Spring silll delays her coming. Wa
block,isd here one week. and Is 10 acufi.
on. colncidenoe that ja-t one year ago !
was bound for four days Al the rrsi
feuce OF your West Bethel correspondent
am glad 10 know that some OF the bfi'
gsde are keeping the record OF the wealth
er; by The time tue storms are all In OF
out, We shall want 20 know how many
there have been. the smouu; Of snow fallen.
etc. III. now ; feet deep on q level. aud
stlll coming Gresier storms We have
had. and every winter more or less cold
weather, (gensrally more, thu, would do
honor 10 Labrador or Grrsulsnd.
Daring the winter OF 1854. worked
for II L. Perry. OF Bueknsld. Ia the AZ
factory, In January there fsll u Inches OF
snow Ia one storm; IL then cleared away
giving Us Just one fair day when down
came another Il inches Of snow. followed
by high winds snd cold weather. The
streets 10 the village were nearly deserted
for = number OF days. but taking ths
whole winter. thus TAR. for frequent storms
and cold weather. DO no, believe IL has
been squAled since the year !.
Reading about those Florida siraWoer'
ries, in the last DfNocRAr, made my mouth
water; and I almost shed tears OF longing
for the sunshine. fruits aud nowers OF that
Italy OF America.
The announcement OF the death OF Mas
ter Bicknell was 10 me somewhsi sudden,
although well aware, when ! saw him In
December, that the journey OF life wa.
nearly ended. What little monitor was u
that kept telling me. during the year. that
n wished 10 see my old school teacher
once more this slte the river. there was no
time 20 be l0stf
I listened TO the iifst temperance lecture
Mr.. Bleknsll ever gave; II was when be
was teaching school In our district, and
soon after the formation OF the washing
,oulan Society and well remember some
OF his Introductory remarks. He said that
when the temperance cause first begsn To
be agitated, he told some one that when
he Joined any temperance society, be should
20 20 lee,uring on the subject Of temper.
snce; and. said he, this II . fulfillment ol
that promise. II was good address
written out in full. or nearly 50, and vel
splced with humor, for which be was Al
WAYS so peculiar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
BuCKPIELD.

Las, week the people OF this village en-.
l1yed q course OF lectures on Phrtnology,
Physiology and Physlognomy, by Prot "A.
A. Drury. The EXAMINATIONS showed that
Prof. Drury was the master OF bis profes
sion. His lectures were well attended.
william Y. Wood has sold his horse,
"Flre ~" 20 Isaac Fuller.
Reuben foss has purchased the Ledge
House.
Saturday. 9Th inst, Irish { Donovans
dry house. situsted near the saw niil' wa.
consumed by fre. Loss about i've hundred
dollars.
Rev. Herbert l.. csulkins, OF Newton
Theological Seminary. has been supplying
the Baptist pulpit very seeepiaoiy Tor Two
Ssbbsths
This week has been 3 continuation OF
last weeks storms and blows-when VIII
they eessei Perhsps the editor can tell
n. something OF our late storm a. he was
snowbound with Ne for several days.
Tuesday evening vose aud Stevens gave
their illustrsted stories and lecture OF the
war 10 . full house.
Wednesday evening. At Reform Hall, the
Bspils, Circle gave box sociaole whica
was q success.
Thursday, In spite OF the storm, about
20 plucky couples on . slsigh.ride came
from South Turner. and had nne time ~
Tobln's with dance In the evening.
The wife OF Pred Barrett died very SUD.
denly At her fathers house, Thursday, OF
spoplexy. She was on visit, aud had
been In the cellar picking over potatoes
was taken with severe pain In ths head,
aud before . physician could get there she
had passed away.
The Ladies' Circle OF the NJ. u. Church
win give an entertainment at Tooin,s Hal,
| this Tuesday, evening. Music oy the
Buekneld Orchestra eight pieces, and vo-
cal selections by the Hebron Male Q,ar'
te,te. Useful fancy articles and refresh.
ments will be for sale. Go early and gel
. good supper. Admission 10 cents. Chill
dren uncer ten years ) cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
FRYRBURU.

Mrs. ID. II Hastings has returned from
Boston. Miss Alice came with her, ba'
Intends 20 20 back 20 Boston after Staying
AZ home few weeks.
The Report OF the Industrial School Al
Hallowsll gives deserved praise % Mrs. NJ
Randall. assistant ma,ron, anf Miss Mat
lie X teacher.
lis reported that Col A. A. Gibson il
negotiating FOR the Patty siekney
place.
Mrs. J. o. Mcmillan OF Minneapolis has
been In town.
william Els has bought Mr Gees Inter
est In the mail route IN the railroad sta
ton. aud will carry passengers also.
Miss Laura Hutchinson Of Portland vii
,ssch elOcu,ion At the Academy next term,
instead 81 Mss Roach who will 70 % Dean
Academy. Frsnklln. Mass.
Mis-. Susie Randall has returned from q
short visit % Portland.
Miss ". y. Bradley will 90 10 Boston on
Saturday.
A brakeman named Emery VAS siliej on
the railroad on Thursday. Ills body was
,hocklngly manglei.
The new town ofiicers are AL Democrats
exesp; ist Seleciman aud Treasurer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
BETHEL.

Al the annual town meeting. on the IN
amer electlng moderator. clerk aud rrss
urer. two or three hours were spent II
crl,lciIlng The report OF the Ssletimen AM
Auditor, bat they we're completely tindl
Gated by the town. by rc-elecloui bu
they declined 20 serve aud anew tosrd Wa
elected. Voted 10 make the highway "a,
money. 10 be expended under the direction
OF the Sclecimen. Voted go 20 q. A. H.
for Decoration Day. Then the town 10
dsrtOok . little legislative work by pssslnl
resolves. etc. which were not called for
10 the warrant. aud therefore are OF no Ell
feet.
The ladies OF The Flrs, Congregational
Sewing Society held an orange festival
aud Fair AZ Ratio Hall Tuesday evening
Fruit, cake aud Ice cream were ON sale "a
supply the inner man, and fancy aud use
fll articles for the Outer man. Mnslc, de-
clamstlons. rscitstions, ohsraies aud pan
tomine snllvcpcd she occasion. A pleas
ant evening. full house, . jolly company
greeted the Efforts ~ the ladies and added
about $50 tO The funds 10 their treasury.
] q Rich has exchanged hls stand In
the village Tor The Peter Grover farm.
The exhibition 81 the Battles Of the Re
bellion by Mr.. Stevens. with descriptive
Views, under the su-?icss OF the q. A. Il,
and Tot their ben'hi. At Rialto Hall Friday
evening. was thlnly attended.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15

TasOxf,rI Bar i,.i one 20 lts respected
mrn,-r. is.t w-inrsiav. ia tar death
of FrancIs ". E-i'on. Esg which oc.
csrrrf Ia Portland. Mr Ri.on va "a.
live of Porter in thls C1lu'y. III, "t'
sinftr.i O. f1r Oxflri Bar A. the Deem
h,rtsrn. I.-. &C. commenced the prac.
ace hI. prl'rssi1' a. n AR fals, al
-1runu-i ~ taat place uuuI % topfr, lssi,
A. which um- ~ rrmovci to furuNni. AL
occupied an oflce with h.s cousin, l. ;.
g-f.1n. Ia unt.l Jsnusry. iAst, When he
t,1k severe cold Since that rme h.s
a-alta hNs f.'cf rapidly. All le d..'i Wei
nrsisv afsruoon at o.c.ock. NJ Ri
on Va f1rm-riv oa ihe school comn'ttee
Ir Porter aui one of the SeIectnru or taai
toWn. II Va a mru1cf 0f ne state
senate In ls12. In politics be was away
= krpahlcsn
TIE Record ksrtr fA's. sAYs NJ
gsilou'. draih ~ nc severely fci hy tl'
people % his native tosu, ani % TIE CHI
r.rs % ttls village tres the Bios cone
o,rficaIsrlg hart ullfst aut uQr sli
In al b1slness transaction. b. va q % an
i1 whon o'i a1i yolrg tlfnri ior aiVIce.
The s1roEing family have tle sincefc
sympathy 10 o.. snflrr Community.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
HEBRON.

Last Saturday. 9Th. was cutie cold Their
moms,sr Z deg. below, and In some local.
ties 10 deg. below. A hesvy snow storm
Sunday and more road-hresking Monday.
Town meeting Was adjourned until nss'
! Monday, 18th.
There have been three deaths In thl'
nslghborhood within the past week. MT
Leonard Fuller died Friday, MI william
Pratt Sunday morning. and little Ems
Merrill Tuesday. Mr.. Pratt was Mrs.
MerrllI's father. Both families are greatly
afflicted. and much sympathy II felt TOT
them In their sorrow.
90 Saturday Charles Dodge. who has
attended school here for the past year,
was summoned % bis home 10 Sedgwiek
by the lllnsss OF his father. lie len here
Saturday night and got home Sunday AZ
tsrnoOn. His fsther was living, but little
hope OF recovery.
Mrs. AIsl BSmpus has been sick with
ery.ipelss.
There has been an unusual amount OF
sickness here for several weeks; much OF
Z, l. probably owing TO the long winter aud
sudden changes.
Mrs. J. ID. sturtsvsnt and Ernest went
10 Auburn last week and got storm
stayed bu, yesterday 20, home. C.
Death has come In our mlis, this week,
and not only taken the aged and feeble, bu,
one interesting little Eifl. the twin dsugh-
ter OF Mr.. l.. T.. Merrill.
Mr.. Leonard Fuller. who has been III
some time. died Friday afternoon.
Mr. william Pratt. ~ years OF sge.-
q highly respected Citizen. died Sabbath
morning. about 5 O'Clock.
Edna Merrill died Monday morning about
) o'clock. The family are greatly az
nietei.
The funeral 81 Mr. Pratt was attended
Thursday by Rev. g. v Harden, and the
male qasrts,ie furnished excellent music.
Tie remains Of Mr.. FULLER were taken 10
bis former home.
The students gave an Interesting Lyce.
um wednesday evening. The question for
discussion n the closing exhibition IL
Resolved. ths, corporations In the Uniisi
States have prevented the Advancement OF
the social and material condition Of the peo-
PIE. There will be three dlspu,snis on .
side. The trial debate will occur next week.
There Isl general desire expressed by
former students TO have the old seaiemy
pFt@NfNtls atol'N Nttt't ~ tst"'t 49,
move II, II necessary, rather than tear u
down.
oar Representative 4, A. home on visit
this week. n.
fEttracs nom NJ. W. W. Anifevs's letter "a
his sisters
"Eiucation Il something that cannot be
bad for the mere ssking. bot IL IL only OBJ
t.lned through ,f,ri, and hard, honest
mental labor. ard the success and good
results Of terms work will be proper.
,lonais 20 the ,rlrt pat forth. Above al
things. strive IN discipline the mind and
reasoning faculties Do not pass over
over lesson In sllpshoi msnuer. DO not
learn . Lesson for The mere purpose OF re-
citing II well. and then letting u go forever
beyond the power OF your mind Ia recall u
Hot In every lesson grasp the Important
facts and clineh them co nfuly that they
will b. forever after a. familiar 10 you A.
your own name In giving this sdtiee
know whereof speak. I hope 20 De al
Hebron AZ close 81 the term, and trust IL
may prove profitable one ~ all.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
OXFORD

Henry Wood. . son.in.lsv OF Joseph
Robinson. died last week OF consumption
aner a lingering Sickness, Al s'onshsm'
Mss.
M,s. Robson has been gate sick.
NJ. Elssorih's sons have been very SICK
with pnsumDulA-
casaussy FsrasAn'. child has been qai's
sick.
Fr.pk Keen received q severe cut on the
foot while ch09ping wood.
Clarence Davis was run over ana qui'"
badly hurt
Usrry Ea.on has had = pension granted.
James Davis thinks OF applying Tor an
Increase OF pension
Mrs Davis IL very sick.
mn woods brother from Baekneid 10
going TO move into Darrell & Hawkes.
rent
Rev. Mr.. Bufam Il preparing for an en-.
tert.lumsut Al weichvlile for the oentn'
OF the N. \ Church
nis said tat Rev. George Tswnoafy
intends % become q resident OF Oxioiu.
Mrs. Hsyde, Of Beverly. Mass, has been
visiting her sister. Mrs Darrell.
A large delegation OF our young people
weut 20 the 3rams-"Kind 20 fsalt--
ors.eoted by the West Poland Dramatic
CYub AZ the Orange Hall, followed oy oys'
Ter suppsr and dance. There were some
40 handrsd present AZ the drama. when
..s well rendered and highly appreciated.
These entsrtslsments are benefits for tns
Grange 20 AID In paying Tor tnen DC" nAH'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
CANrON

Tralus on ths Ramfori Falls 4 Backceld
Railroad have made = rount Trip esch fAy
for ths week Until yesterday. lfriisy,l
Whsu 10 4. mAii. VI .chAnic fall. - Csn'
TOO. which hti msis good time 20 Hart
ford station. could make no fariaer PRO.
gr,ss by reason ~ snow blockade and
rsmalued thsrr uuiil uoou, Saturday. when
ths blockade WAs raised-Mr. Lincoln. TIE
Superintendent. having been ~ hours
with q large crrw. tSo engines and snow
p'ow. ia clearing The track from Canton %
Hartford. FROM uurori the malls wsrs
flrwariei 90 cauion BY special. snd NO
8 mall AMI passenger, returned 70 Meehan-
ic Fsils.
Ia. bnf1ard =, Canton l. said 20 have
been The worst for The winisr Srow i
u.ariy six frt; tcep on The level In The
woods.
NJ. ". n ; yeuirss has been danger
o1..y LEX with pnsumonia, but WAS qaiie
comf1riahi- Friday morning.
TIE weather AT travelling have been -
htf % late that business Out OF doors hAs
been nearly suspFnfet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
RROWNRIRLD.

Snow. snow SHOWS every day In th'
week but two-thsn blows That's N,
news. Friend meets friend-llow "sir
youl nelloa glad TO see you Us an aw'
fal winter. Aiut ~ Yes, tsrrlhle--how
much snow l. there In the woods, anyway
WAL. should say nigh on "a eight ieet
Sho. can't think there Il a. much a. that
It's . fact, or that's what they say. WAL.
dld you 20 10 Paris this last term OF Court
should say did; Us an avfal blow,
plsce-l mean . breezy place A. you was
therr. want to know who beat In the last
uisli Well, they both beat; one paid
eighteen dollars and quarter costs, ths
other didn't pay anything. wsai, don't
understand bow Aaf - Then yJ1 ought
10 have been 4 witness so you eoaid take
II all In, shant explain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
WATERFORD.

The annual town meeting passed on
e1ietlv. The bailoiiug for Selecimen re-
.sfsd In the election OF one Rsp1hlican
srf tNo Democrats. more trclen'
Bosrd would be- hard 20 nnt, A. al three
A. thorough business men.
oar Representative. Daniel Brown, was
n home Monday. lie related many inter
s.tlns f.cis 10 regard 70 the Legislature.
lie returned Taesday.
Mrs. Mary Houghtou l. about The house
srsin. Bat The Oh lady Is qlite feeble.
Plenty Of nice hay can b. oougn' Tor 81
per ton.
b,r,s l,.t week. be reports hard logging
In CONAN on account OF The frequent
heavy snow storms
prank Billings i qalts sick.
Severe colds anl sore thrOats are prtNa'
lent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
EAST HEBRON.

The Dick MW'I Company gave an
su,egtainmcni a. sure uaven Hal the ION
Inst.
Nl.. III. VI. Berry i Al West MinOi'
trs-s-makiug.
Mr.. W. y. Hotgiou's health Is inproV'
lng.
live nuf q short time.
Osine % bad weather We have had no
preaching fDr tNo weeks.
nr. smith q Turner has been 20 see
Henry B1uney. Ant speaks eneourAginsly
0f him
FfwiuF Dra bury was a. home over
tb. Sahhsih wiih his family.
TIE farmers who haven't got their SAW
fus, ys, f1r their ice fui Il very scarce.
rherv q. ~ danger % an oyer-produeilon
ln % ~
Ata mes,lrg % the Freewill Baptist
Parish. 90 March 9th, u was voted 70
raise fund. % take care " the meeting.
house aud furnish wooi. lights, etc, and
notice 4. hereby given 20 al persons own
Ing p,ws In sslt house 90 be present Al
meeting March J0 ~ ~ N, ~ said house
and vote on tho matter Ia regard 70 assess
meu, oftax on pews Tor issI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
RONBuRY POND.

samuel J E.stsr % this town hauled
recently. Tor Charlss 4 Musiou. In town
hip {, % the South Arm OF Richardson
Lsks. with one span Of horses, 2S90 feet
~ spruce ,imhsr AZ Que load. Also an
other load sealing 1897 feet These ars
claimed - D. The champion loads Of The
section and season.
Frum towu rsport valuaiion real -.
tate. &c tto. So personal estate, ~ s2I
State tax. - t3; couuiy tax. s. -
Forty one polls pay an each. Raised ~
town. stJ0i state school money, s95.9I.
Resources. less liabilities, s233o9.